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Kylie Clegg

Kylie Clegg was appointed as a Director of Napier Port in August 2022. Kylie is a professional director with governance experience across industries including transport, infrastructure, health and sport. Kylie has recently finished as Deputy Commissioner of Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora. Previous roles include Auckland Transport, Waitematā District Health Board (Deputy Chair) and Counties Manukau District Health Board involving governance across complex organisations with large capital infrastructure programmes. Her experience is further complemented by governance roles with Sport New Zealand, High Performance Sport New Zealand, Halberg Foundation and New Zealand Olympic Committee. Prior to her governance career, Kylie was a corporate lawyer specialising in mergers and acquisitions, IPOs and securities law with experience in the manufacturing, forestry, banking and investment sectors. Kylie is a member of the Institute of Directors and brings leadership skills developed as captain of the New Zealand Black Sticks hockey team at the Sydney 2000 Olympics.

Current Positions

  • at Michael Hill International Limited (issuer)

Education

LLB, BCom, MInstD

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